Pagan Symbols, Wiccan Symbols, Sacred Symbols Temporary Tattoos

Pagan Symbols is a Wickedly Lovely Skin Art Temporary Tattoo to decorate your mortal shell. The set includes a Pentacle, triskele, The Goddess, Triple Moon Symbol, Hecate's wheel, Triquetra, Elven Star , Pagan symbol for Earth, Pagan symbol for Air, Pagan symbol for Fire, Pagan symbol for Water The pentacle is a five-pointed star within a circle, the points representing the four elements (fire, water, earth & air) and ether (spirit) and the circle represents eternity. In the Celtic world, the triskele is found carved in Neolithic stones all over Ireland and western Europe. For modern Pagans and Wiccans, it is sometimes adopted to represent the three Celtic realms of earth, sea and sky. The familiar symbol of a woman with her arms raised is a simplified silhouette of a palaeolithic Egyptian mother Goddess, probably a prototype of the Goddess Isis, and is often used to symbolize the “Lady,” the feminine deity of Wicca: Ttiple Moon symbol This symbol is found in many NeoPagan and Wiccan traditions as a symbol of the Goddess. The first crescent represents the waxing phase of the moon meaning new beginnings, new life, and rejuvenation. The center circle is symbolic of the full moon, the last crescent represents the waning moon. Hectates wheel This labyrinth-like symbol has origins in Greek legend, where Hecate was known as a guardian of the crossroads before she evolved into a goddess of magic and sorcery. Triquetra In some modern traditions, it represents the connection of mind, body and soul, and in Celtic-based Pagan groups it is symbolic of the three realms of earth, sea and sky.The Elven Star, or seven-pointed star, is found in some branches of the Faerie tradition of Wicca.This symbol also has different names and can be associated with many other magical traditions. It is also a reminder that seven is a sacred number in many magical traditions, it is connected with the seven days of the week, the seven pillars of wisdom, and many other magical theories. In Kabbalah, seven is connected to the sphere of victory ©Julie McIver/Wickedly Lovely All rights reservedTriple